Meyers-Wallen V.N.

Associate Professor of Genetics and Reproduction

VMD PhD Dipl ACT

J.A. Baker Institute for Animal Health

Hungerford Hill Rd.

Cornell University

14853 Ithaca, United States

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9 publication(s)

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Application of Genomic and Molecular Methods to Fundamental Questions in Canine and Feline Reproductive Health

In: ISCFR & EVSSAR Symposium - Canada, 2012 by International Symposium on Canine and Feline Reproduction

JUL 29, 2012
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A Canine Anatomic Atlas of Embryonic Development, Based on Accurately Timed Gestational Ages and Comparative Developmental Staging

In: ISCFR & EVSSAR Symposium - France, 2016 by International Symposium on Canine and Feline Reproduction

JUL 25, 2016
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Development of New Stem Cell-based Technologies for Carnivore Reproduction Research

In: ISCFR & EVSSAR Symposium - Austria, 2008 by International Symposium on Canine and Feline Reproduction

JUL 11, 2008
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Embryonic Gonadal Gene Expression Provides Insights Into Canine Gonadal Sex Determination

In: ISCFR & EVSSAR Symposium - France, 2016 by International Symposium on Canine and Feline Reproduction

JUL 25, 2016
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Inherited Abnormalities of Sexual Development in Dogs and Cats

In: Recent Advances in Small Animal Reproduction

SEP 13, 2001
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Inherited Diseases of the Reproductive Tract in Dogs and Cats

In: SFT - Theriogenology Annual Conference - Baltimore, 2012 by Society for Theriogenology

AUG 25, 2012
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Pedigree Analysis and Inherited Canine & Feline Reproductive Diseases

In: SFT - Theriogenology Annual Conference - Baltimore, 2012 by Society for Theriogenology

AUG 25, 2012
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Relevance of the Canine Genome Project to Veterinary Medical Practice

In: Recent Advances in Small Animal Reproduction

JUN 01, 2001
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Review and Update: Genomic and Molecular Advances in Sex Determination and Differentiation in Small Animals

In: ISCFR & EVSSAR Symposium - Austria, 2008 by International Symposium on Canine and Feline Reproduction

JUL 11, 2008

About

Dr. Vicki-Meyers-Wallen is working to identify the genetic causes behind inherited disorders of sexual development, or DSDs, conditions that impair the normal development of reproductive organs in animals and humans alike. Inherited disorders of dogs have long plagued dog breeding because, in many cases, it is difficult to tell which dogs carry the mutations related to the condition and which do not, an ambiguity that enables the mutation to continue to be passed down through the generations.